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Posted by BuffaloJared on Aug-24-2007 15:56:

need help with conversion

For my research project I need a little help with converting mL to mg?
How many mL does it take to = 80mg, 60mg and 40mg
On my supply bottle is states 30mL - 50mg/mL....


Posted by Spin Laden on Aug-24-2007 15:57:

do a google search, you can find all sorts of convertors on there..


Posted by rabbitjoker on Aug-24-2007 15:57:

Yes!


Posted by rabbitjoker on Aug-24-2007 15:58:

Re: need help with conversion

quote:
Originally posted by BuffaloJared
For my research project I need a little help with converting mL to mg?
How many mL does it take to = 80mg, 60mg and 40mg
On my supply bottle is states 30mL - 50mg/mL....


NO!

50 mg / 1 mL

80 mg / 1.6 mL

60 mg / 1.2 mL

40 mg / 0.8 mL


Posted by Al on Aug-24-2007 21:13:

Big Ears

http://www.onlineconversion.com/ + simple math


Posted by LKD on Aug-24-2007 23:07:

if memory serves me right, it depends on the density of the liquid since litre is based on volume

one of the only times when the measure is numerically equal is with water where 1 ml = 1 gram

but im most likely quite wrong


Posted by Abercrombie on Aug-24-2007 23:14:

you can't compare, LKD is on the right track...

mg is a unit of measurement for weight

ml is a unit of measurement for volume

totally different

But the metric system was based on the equivalent of 1ml of water equalling 1g of water. So 1ml = 1g of water. 1ml of honey being much heavier, will result in more than 1 gram of weight.


Posted by Abercrombie on Aug-24-2007 23:20:

Re: need help with conversion

quote:
Originally posted by BuffaloJared
For my research project I need a little help with converting mL to mg?
How many mL does it take to = 80mg, 60mg and 40mg
On my supply bottle is states 30mL - 50mg/mL....


so what I see is that...
you have a total of 30 millilitres of total product,
50milligrams of ingredient per 1 millilitre of volume,
so therefore a total 600 milligrams of ingredient in your 30 milligrams of product.


Posted by LKD on Aug-24-2007 23:22:

1.6 ml


Posted by LKD on Aug-24-2007 23:29:

quote:
Originally posted by LKD
1.6 ml


Jared...what do u take in school and whats this research on and what level of education are u at?


there were 2 easy methods (that i found) in under 30 seconds for solving that but i post now several minutes later wondering what made u post on a message board implying that it was so hard for u


Posted by Abercrombie on Aug-24-2007 23:40:

Americans haven't learned the metric system like we have. I remember there was a Schoolhouse Rock clip on this.


Posted by me@t k@tie on Aug-25-2007 01:21:

lol



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